Manchester City’s recent transformation from a mid-level club to a full-blown top four contender has a lot of clubs on their toes. And rightly so. With the addition of the Abu Dhabi group into the mix, the Manchester club now have the funds available to make any player strongly consider their allegiance to their current […]

The incredible sulk is off for what looks like a good price for Tottenham, but it throws up the question of who (or is it whom? Damn my common ways) Spurs should buy.

Goodness me, there’s never a dull moment where transfer rumours are concerned. No sooner had Robbie Keane’s move to Liverpool been all-but confirmed, Tottenham are linked to a player who most would rate more highly than the Irishman. Could Spurs’ strikeforce be better next season that last after all?

It looks like the metronomic efficiency and robotic play of the Mourinho and Grant-sculpted Chelsea is going to be a thing of the past…

Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has finally admitted what we all knew anyway: Valencia player David Villa is on his list of potential striker recruits after Peter Crouch’s impending departure to Portsmouth.
But is David Villa the right man to play alongside Torres next season?

You might have thought Rafael Benitez would be sick to the back teeth of the name Villa this summer

Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester United, my Uncle Bob, your Aunt Fanny, Old Bromleynians Football Club, a Ptarmigan named Percy, and a carousel of continental clubs have been salivating over Valencia’s David Villa for weeks now, unfortunately for those clubs, and the press (who have been acting like feral hounds this silly season) […]

Before the start of Euro 2008, nobody thought Valencia’s David Villa would be in with a sniff. How wrong they were. After two matches, the Spanish star lies clear as the tournament’s leading goalscorer with 4 goals. Goals come with praise, and with praise comes speculation. Just about every side worthy of bidding for Villa […]

…And when they’re done, they’ll throw some money Barca’s way and bag Deco too, and they might nab Kaka as well.

Arsenal’s midfield matador Cesc Fabregas reckons that David Villa isn’t a bad little player, cooing:
“I would love to have him in my team because you can see the difference he makes,”
..and although he’ll have to join the ever-lengthening queue, his boss Arsene Wenger just might have a chance of snapping him up and […]